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1 o rrMens 3 overcoats nt Brother fc

r Brotherbrs Ctr5 J QrIN1ter tp ktShoes foe everybody atxBrothor

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j Brother Brother have the bestSi Hartford boots

4lsrlladys gold watch an

chain Reward

Ladles and Misses skirts atbrother Brother

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Buy your Xnis presents ot JA Power the Jewelerr

Fqra Lobby overcoat lookatBrother Brothers line

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1 j p Gold rings of nil kinds arrd izcI

at J A Powers Jewelry stcro XU

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4 than cost nontiPASTKR CoIr 4r GenT Young is tho authorized

r f tt< agent of Tnt OUTLOOK to collect

9t DrG Vt Canner makes teetht jr v from the cheapest to thn best 10o-

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Overcoats Overcoats 3to15ytr Bkotiiittt t BBOTUERi c

L See our dress goods sale Theyt VJiv > feo cheap GOOD ASTER Co

4 rVv Gutglss sUverxyare and optical

t goods at J A Powers Jewelry

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i < Genuine Ball Brand rubber4 overshoes and boots at Brother k

4 ti fvFBrotherst 1 Jndlcs of the Psbytorhnf Church wilt have a cake sale aatur 1

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Lane Is gent fnr Wiederoj was bottleirb er and Budweiser-

c ttI4 and kegt j When you cnme to town to buy

e ynIr overcoats look at Brother ok

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L i Iower8 jtwtlry toreoll All who have ptopertyto toll at

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4 P P Qudgell was InLexingtoi4

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W O Mclntire was very sic klast week

VA Young of Moreltoad washero on business Friday v

t1I8sBortie Barney of Howardfriends hero Monday

11rs J B Goodpasteraml MrsWdgoll yore iu Cincinnati last

week v

Miss Maitie Ewing has returnedfrom u vlnlt to relatives In Bourboncounty JDavid Branch of Tllton carrreThursday to visit his sister Mrs BW Hefllu

Mills Mary Oudgoll roturnedTho18 ftfrom a visit to her sister Mis If

LouTso at Louisville >

MrsR B Brother returnodFrldajAfrom n visit to her sister Mrs rCarper at Lexington s

Iloyso Allon and wife of Millers I

burg camojast week to visit MrsjJB Hughes and family

MrsJ J NcsbUt returncdTueSdayrout a visit to her daughter Mrs W

P Strader iu LexingtonMl8 I izuboth Gaitskiil of Win

cbestrir is visiting her sister MrsJedso Haiiiptou near Preston

Mrs C W Goodpaster washer parents Joseph McAllster U

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vlfe at Mt Sterliuir lust weekt

Mrs E B Suunders after a vIsHkto her daughter Mrs A N Crooksreturned homo to Shurpsburg Mouydayv IMrswho was recently paralyzed In herlower limbs was a little better AIoucloyaClay Miller W F WHey ClarenceThomas and Earl SenffTlll of MtSterling wero here Fridoyon budness

T J Jones and son MIt wltihelr

rakcdellccChurch rX >

JdriirtS U Wood wire and utileMisses fary Lyle and Laurie BruceDuty of Mt Sterling were rUNts ofJohn W Honuker and wife Sundayt

John Edgar Mann remov l

week front thieBlgstal iieIgTr44rhoodon Flat Creek to the J

recently pUrclinsel of hUhrothtrpusat the foot of town O l 4Ash l

Rev L C Kelly editor of the ofKentucky ISSUP Ioulvniexvas here f-

Mondny and Tuesday to assist inorganizing for the nlifarceineiit of theProhibition law

Dr J IL Taulliee nnd wlfo pontanti Sunday witli thlir

rothitr Iiirliiw Frank O LaiiHbliuWiiilo there MrLaUKhllirs rtisiilrtiiecaught fire und was badly tlamogeQUJ N Younu was In Mtx Sterling

Thurriday and Friday prepurlni tomove thrte ufttr Jan 1 to llv a

V S fCorinerlyrvsrs hardwar itor nail will i1tnHntn saluon lhCllllllllMr Vmiiis and his eHtlmable famUyJitnwillJnlin T and Oliver Bwdly ofMrton City 111 arHylnUlnjrrflrttlws In

tlit county Ty are sous ut WilliamHradliv anti Jrjiiidions uf ElUlin

Bradley Tlflr father wont WeAtfrom neiirWyotiiliij Iul857wlnnj ilm

wa only six year old ixiul this i yehe first vIsit be ling made back to

the scenes of his Infancy Mrs MarypuIsvas a ShlroplIIre U 61teroH1hnrleyTeals toothier

toRain coats guaranteed watery

proof for rate bv BriitherckBrother

Firft classBiblfB undTestamentstiitnble for Christinas presents at

M Bnthcrs v

The Owingoylllo ICof Pswllave the seroianniial election of I tolilcers Friday night 4Thel teacher pay did nqt com

last weekbut sax s Itwill be here next SuturdayDeclBJj

W W Hall r of Midland CLcloold last week to T 1 Davis

Winchester 2 threeyearold horsesfor 8385ocheWilson in r meeting at Rose Hill 0phdNOTICE TO TAxiArEuIThIe lawstaxestareadvertised Taxpayers will takowarninghSETHhiandistered to our son in his last illnessand death we tender Our beRrtfelt-tbanks and shall ever bear them inbwarm retnemhiance

SC SAKDCBBOK AMD FAMILY

Xmas present for your mother dsister sweetheart at Byrons Herearc a few suggestions dinner Bets >

fanoy plates tea6et9tankardsDfancy vases cha6ngdllhersflcarving sets fancy lampssilver spoons knives arid torksepcomb setc brooches lorgnette

everythings

FORMEBLY OE MONTGOMERY CommTYMrB SaBle Barry while suffer-Ing from mental derangement op gher way from Spokane V8IIbilgaIngton took poseeBoion ofn rOthroad carand by threats of using orher pistol kept possession oftbcicar for some aaysonli rwitch atGirard Kansas She is the divorced wife of Grocer J F Barryof Lexiogton bo1a married tagain and a daughter of N GBailey who used to live near How ¬

ardc Mill in Moujgomery count rtnow of neur Tulsa I Ti Mrs hBarry was finally overcome byfumfs of ammonia andtaken touhpipital by u relative

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nNOTICE iluving sold out our

business and preparing to hearhere we wish all that areto us to please call nnd settlepromptly ill

W W PEltKt CoDECLARED OF UNSOUND MIND

George roy of near Sharpsburgaged about 57 years mui of thoelder Joseph Toy deceased wastried byR Jury nod declared ofunsound mind Monday He hasa wife ana several children CityMarshal Wm F Mark took hiic

to the Lexington Asylum Tuosday

TOBACCO SAIEslt is reportedthat Thos G Dougherty of Slierburne is buying it good delllIIftobacco in the northern part oftho county at from 7 to 9c Rob-ertson is Store of Bethel are reported to be buying some cropsat about 7c

No Sales in the territory aroundthis town have been reportedtar 7

TALKING Ir A NEW LionTJSome of our citizens with ideas ifretrenchment reform and economyrunning in their minds owing toiiJdiscusin1he I

from the Menifce county fields touse as a cheaper tubetitute forlightingtcompany will be communicatedwith and if the project is prnctiriiaCOURT 1tyA bright sun und o

clinracterizetltheMonday There was J fairsizedItteadilythe business houses Tho merchantscoiilu have dotie much more businrssfnlrlywellll1t1sflCtdo cuttle offered and the trade WUII lithe prevailing low prices There witsuudIIIrsAmong the sill s reported wereEarl Jones sold John Housu nine

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shouts ot4ehFltimin cmmty two horses for2lt I David Bishford n pair ofcoining twoyeiir old mules fur 6stoTms McClintock Son of Millforf3UJohn L VCR lintiylit Ihrne martmules cif PrIer of Ilivin count ul

127IllJirlnn41lmui forIWirj M Richart a

1111110 for h2 5JM Itluhartsold toSaiindersBroKmare fur fl25CldlCnyl 11

J n Day bought a horse of James chJonre fur 4ISLlnpd Lnthrani Mill twelve short 1

yearlh K GOUll Rtecrs tll SaundfMDrug I1t115 per cwt toCiviieh tenGeorgellrnmblttfl2JerhelldtrUIIHstcrs itHi iiitlr heada

ANTE PtNYb1ttlt1er words cd1111or Jlvedll TleCltyCctuneZla fltCCLftIUflejItjr night of

lust week and definitelydetermineilput into effect fjir thu ensuing L-

ear tIle licenB yetem to make up fthe loss of city htyenue Caused by 1

the Prohibition Uw The onlychanges made intie original echedule of license feet us recently ptiblialied in THE OiiriooK VII thelowering of tIm drua stores froaiJiO

15 arid the rfljinihg of printingoHlceo row 10 to 15nThe full text of the ordinance itexcept that the schedule is in abrIdged forth is as follows

The City Council of thq city of o-

wingevhhle Ky do ordain as folws That on and lifter the l < t

Way of January 1906 it ehall beiialawful for any person firm orcorporation to engage in any trude a-

ceupatiotl or profession in the cityOwingsvillc Ky without first

obtaining license to do BP Anyerson hiram or corporation violatg this ordinance shall be fined ten

for each day eiid ordinancehall bo violated The lIeons feestlPPER TEAR

Auctioneers 5 butcher Khops6 o-

arbr shops 6 banks or bankers50 dry goods stores 20 drug of

stores 15 grocery stores 15 milnery stores 7 50 harnepBsaddles it

etc stores 20 furniture and rndertaker 20 lawyers 6physician8

6 dontistn 6 livery stables 10 t-1hriekamith shops 6 telephone ex

changes 825 telephone pay stations10 electric light plant 25 coalalers 5 tinners CJoweIry stores6 printing offices 15lIotols0 g

boarding houses thking transient l-

oarders 3 restaurants 3 Ceedour and grIn warehouses 10 toacco warehouses where tobacco is p-

rized 10 gents furnishing goods10 marble shop and tombstone s

builders 5 fire insurance agent orsolicitor ns follows agent repre i-

enting one crimpitny 5 agent represonlinec two companies 750agent representing three or more

IOlife insurance agent or solicitors follows agent representing one

company 5agent representing twomore companies 750 laundry

gents 3 buggIes barnesswagonsor vehicles when not sold in con I-

Junctlonwitb any other businesslGe to any other business occupaion or profession not stated above15

Said license fees shall be> pnid togiveIsbu8ines0trade or profession to becooducledyand the amount collect

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COUIITLAND TOOK ICE W ATE Chngsdat Luii glil in Bros slaughter houseon the banks of Stoner awaitingto be slaughtered The heiivj rainTuesday night caused Mr LeerSome uneasiness nboUt his hogsand ho drove out Wednesday morn-ing lo look after them Ho foundthe nosoof his rOll r hu nltredlJIIIJ nder Just showing above the highwater the others having managed

IIto get out Just as the cold wavereached this section the brave andgallant Courtland could have beenseen bedding his clothes to go tothe rescue of hits drowning porkhefwaters and after a hard fight withthe swift current he succeeded inlandlngI V

SOLIJ GitocEKr BTOKE The firmof W W Perry k Co sold theirgrocery store 10 Eugene Brotherlast week and began invoicing at

Q1nkPerrythefrom lucy fever and for about half

incispuetintedfound by n residence of a few

years in Arkansas that ho escapedthat trouble mensurabiy und isthinking of moving there with hislmother MM Alice Perry toand ctigngo in biutins1is reldeIEverett C Perry dentistthat Stutuund his two unclesThomas Y and Gus B Cooper dentist

in Little Rock The fumiiilarge landed interests in that

State The removal of these goodpeople would be a distinct loss tothe towns citizenship anti the peo-ple here wili see them go very re

gretfuhlyOnrrtLtRYIcJat his homenightDecG

illness of 18 munhs James Sondernon son of Satin C Sandersonaged about 18 years lie leaves tVs

iiiiturn their loss a father niothier-hree sisters and live brothers Th yave the hciirl felt sytnpnthv of the

entire community Jimmie us xyealways culled him vas a good boy

nti tvuus loved by his schiiiilmatesnnd all who knew him About 18month ugit he CUlllrlCtc u deepcold which terminated ia thathiionsulFerings as few Ciiuld have cloutnever even complained He j linedthe Christian church in Aiuu t liteihiri year and was u true Ciri > tiun

mthertislcrshiuiGotlin hits wisdom nteddim in his work stud culled him1mmcannot come to earth any more you

cull grt in him and bo one reunitedfamily tn that beautiful homVf1Cllv hTle romulus were hoist fircct in Longview Cemetery Friday

t 1 oclock prn nnd were followby a large concniirsa of friends

and relatives Soryitvs by Rev Win ofIrvint A Km END

RESILIJT1bIrU1Jfl1 TT theGiiocalng at Owingsville MontlayvDecil to

905Whereas under the law licensing

open barrouia for the sale of intoxeating liquors a slate of lawlessness drunkonneiis debauchery andcorruption hiss existed thrniighoulBath county which has Invsded-

anyof our homes carrying withVrelchecJne sllndcrllnehindsaloon have also invaded sonic uf

ur country churches Interferinghiwith thoe who nll >

ship God and whereas we have itwithin the power of our citizenshipunder the Local Option law which

unanimously curried in Bath01theeating liquors in the countyh 1

Bo It Resolvedthcufllisnlonn people of Bnthcounty in mass meeting assembled repreeenting the lawabiding citizens

the county declare that a

we can and will make a clean sweepf the liquor traffic in our county

and will stand for tha enforcementthe Local Option lawasprovided

In our general 8tatutei > which makesIII to 6clllon or barter splr

ltuouNs vinous or malt liquorsReooved that we pledge our ia

uenc and money in prosecutingto tho hitter end all offendersagainst the law

Resolved that all of the untisaloon people of Bath county be reo

ardeci as members ot an anti eaoon league which stands fur thec

enforcement of the lowand as such erelcbono will tRite an individual

art that said league be represenled by an executive committee con 2-

isting of three or moro personsfrom each voting precinct and to 1-

nclude the preachers the countywhich will constitute the workingforces of the league

Be it Further Resolved that the 4good citizens throughout thecountywake a special appeal to our repre-sentative lion Will A Young josupport tho County Unit Local Opdon bill in the nex General Assetsily and to the county officers that f

they make every exertion withintheir power to enforce the lawaRespectfully aubniLtteda

L C KELLYROUT M CAMPBELLE GUAztLnloor

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Ladieslong Coats < tGravenettesBest materials lowest prices Will you give us a

look Then you are sure to buy from usUNDERWEAK OF ALL KINDSRED LBON SHOESntgn ana Iegmar lop custommade solid as iron

BARQ INSWe are closing put boots in large sizesAlso have some bargains in Hats

SLESSEREdwl1rdI I

otnu plnce about four milcsjromsiwui on the O Ml S

for 500 Mrs Metcalfe stud family will move to town luilet ¬alfe in the mother of Miss Piikett

Metcalft the School SuperintendfnliliCt Theytore good people

ud are welcomed to the town

JAMES MCDONALDS DEATH1 A Ko d of Salt Lick writes us

thxt Jiiin < 3 A McDonald hisunqfkidney trouble at his home in Lindsay Indian rltoryrNov30ia05

Mr AcDon ld and his wife soldout their property at MooresFerr °this county in the winter or spring

iDOL and xvent West finallysettling at Po t Luvaca on the

ulf coastOf T ixnfcllhejjssiirtir auouiler they rewovt

Cfndsay He was a rohustmusciilar man aboutGO yours ofugennl when heleft this county wasapparently in good health Hisjyife who was a daughter of SquireIhiip Flood deceased of nearPolksville has for txventyDve orthirty years been one of the frailORt uiost delicate women we everknew In fact it was a wonder to

er friends and acquaintances howshe could he so feebio and survive

ven a few months yet sho listsed many many years in that

condition and outlasted tier stalwart husband

Deceased was tho only son ofGeorge McDonald and wits reared

nd lived nearly all of his life onhome farm at MooresFerry He

as a good natured obliging manhospitable in hha home industriousand thrifty His devoti > n to andclue for his invalid wifo testifiedhis kindhearted goodness and loy ¬

lly They had no childrenOf his fathers family there is

we believe only one daughter sur ¬viving The widow hUll our sinceresympathy in her od loss-

LOUISVILLETOIIACCO MABKETSaturday Evening DeenPricellf-or leaf tobacco have been very sat¬isfactory this week and the mar-ket

¬has shown Considerable activ-

ity¬

While the lust handling sea ¬son did not bring in as muchnew tobacco as hind been expect-ed

¬for the reason that it was al ¬

most immediately succeeded by aold spell still offerings were ruth¬

large Tho sales of new Bur-ley this week for example were1546 hogsheads aa compared with

81 tho previous week and thesales of new dark amounted to

58 hogsheads against 108 Sincethe season opened tho total salesof new Burley have amounted to4997 hogsheads as compared with

85 last year and the sales ofnew dark to 733 hogshead ascompared with 100 it will berecalled that Inst year or the season before for that mutter theweather was not at all suitableor handling tobacco hence the

smaller offerings The outlook-DppeDrllto be rather favorable for

good business on the brculs un-

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sales lIe suspended for theholidays thought of course theush of the new crop illnotome until after the first oftbocar when for n time offerings

may be expected to aggregate be1twceii 4000 and 5000 hogsheads

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per weekoffereilmuchhuusobucllliotectecitime condition was fair only u smallproportion of the otferfti s howincolor howaver lhe hight grades

requestaudfirmtypesmuunchanged prices lhrCJte morecolory grades in tho trlrl lAS of oldBurley this week und they soldreadily Competition on all styleswas good and prices obtained wererather satisfactory TIme new darkoffered was balmily unfired antibought by reliandlers Common andmollum leaf brought firm prices ex ¬

tra lengths were Irregular and trashand lugs were firm at the higher levelof prices established in the prsvlousweek Old dark offerings consistederaFired1iJJtkrtI

Auction sales of leaf tobacco thisweek amounted to 2185 hogsheadsand private sales toG7iJ hogsheadstanking n total of 2804 Of tho tOtll1llurleylMGbdark amounted to 027 hogsheads 158of which were new dark For thincorresponding week last year totaltalus amounted to 1170 hogsheadsand for 1003 to 1070 rIta salesRlncoto1312GOhogshendsRejeeticuis ¬

181 Burlpy and 07 dark The percrtiitnge of rejections to auction suiteswash Receipts this week amount ¬

ed to 1618 hogsheads and fron Jan ¬hogsheadsyoarCourierJoTo BEAT TIlE 1RusTSnmoto

tincco planters are looking withFavor on the movement started inBracken county to pledge tbeineelves not to raise tobacco in 1906Every newspaper published in theWhite Burley district last weekcontained an article on the subjectand if these publications expressthe sentiment of tin tobacco plant ¬

ers in the White Burley Districtthe crop next year will be quitesmall It has been suggested thatInasmuch as the Burley TobaccoGrowers Association of Kentuckyand Ohio was a failure tIme

tobacco planters meet at their respcctivo court houses and draftresolutions pledging themselves torefuse lo raise or plant tobacco in1906 and use their best endeavorsto prevent the same front beingraled in the White Burley District

Tobacco statisticans claim thereis a surplus and over production ofBurley tobacco that is enough torun the factories for several yearsand on account of this pverproducLion they claim that the toRncCoraised next year will be a drugonthe market ansiwilt consequentlysell at n low price Tobacco plant¬

ers who have made n study of con ¬

ditions contradict fhrre assertionsIt is a fact they say that nearlyall of the tobacco offsrctlon theleavingbut

in a recent report wade to theGovernment by their representatires who were sent over theWhitcBurley district to study tlie condilions it was given by them as theiropinion that the ohlj way tho priceof tobacco could be increased wasby the plan tors ciuuuhiningfnr tbS

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thus to sell them cluippr tllnh avof sdldbereRveryoiin knovs that the EA Biasgirth Horsfc 011BlanUot IS the best blanketConic and see me and save inculseyty nuyIhg

lug thin test Sin1dIe rii es Buggy 9ihorse flInnkot etc < 1Special attention to rnail orders i fJJEUGENE MiKlHAN s

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CHRISTMAS GOODS iJrC1

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We have the right thing for every personthe right pries for every puvs

Bring your boys and girls to see our1 Tos lThey can then select what Santa Glalis 1 <

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Story booki 25105 lcLinen A B C books ScClothbound books IficToy piano 402eHorns O I0 ScAccordeons 2i25Toy Banjoes 500Roller chimes 25IOcToy watches 1O5cMechanical toys 5220Q

Muscaltoy

Table 5 aiid iO Toys-DoIIfevery

< Ikind 1 50Cj25flOe 5c 1 JJ4 f

NewineIiolidav D1Qhe Uitf- rrjChina 4

Parlor lamps l5OU 5 i81ilntici lumps 3555irnrGlass pitchers 5 30 I5oSalad bowls > I 7550 25cToy china tea 8et35 25 15 10 ffc-

Albums 171 50 2520c

lruitMristaiiliocupartBisque ornaments

have gifts for all tgeslI-ankerchuiclglovehoxeseaeh

>25u Ladies hand bags 175

Toilet cares 8150 75 50c Fuucy ink standsMedallions 25 lOa

Headquarters fresh Nuts C 1idieFancy mixed lb lOc Mixed nuts lb15p

mixed lbSc London layet faislnfl 2ifStick cunc1vto lb7c Figs Ib J5c1 IPireworks to burn at burning prices r < 11Torpedoes box 104 roman 4c Uft12 boxes paper caps 5c ball roman >Toy pistols 105c Air rides fiOc 15bsll roman catdl1ICASH PAID FOtt EGG f-

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purpose of not BO much tohued They claiai thnt it was theluwfJ demand tiut

the phije ill tobacco antIthat this law heruling fuctr in the price of theweed

When threatened cell tinn ofgrowing time lrjc

bacco has often soaredThat tobucco nor six andeight curtis will then sell for twelveand fifteen entllls the generaopinion of the

SoniH farmers hive come to thethat they can Icy off

year aso their land fur some otherpurpose rest their their body nndmind ant ot tho yearraise crop of tobucco which willbring there us large returns ne iftwo crops had been raised

The latest is to getthe farmers to outer into an agreement and in order tothat they will not raise arty tobaccoin with the CountyGrowers in each of the

counties BurleyDistrict forfeit of100 for every

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